Mr. Robert Webber was very professional and awesome. He came to our home to diagnose and repair (if…read morepossible) a grandfather clock I recently acquired from a friend that wasn't working properly. He did a thorough job cleaning the clock and doing the maintenance. He reassured me that it was a really good clock. He's worked on clocks for 45+ years so he knew a lot and answered all my questions. I called back later and he was very nice about answering my questions. If I get another clock I'll be calling him for any help I need with it.

He can do anything! Very knowledgeable . One of the few craftsmen still available . Efficient,…read morehonest and thorough

Wow !! Incredible Man - i heard about his death today and needed to share that Mr. Cline filled my…read morelife with integrity - love - trust - tolerance for others. I will indeed miss seeing him on my yearly trip to Memphis in May.

Am a in selection of old rare clocks. It's a must see if you are looking for a new timepiece.read more

The Shack is an antique mall full of actual treasures to find. This is not a craft showcase only…read morelike some. I've found old photos and maps of the local area as well as other unique items. Recommend stopping in regularly. Olive Branch.

Really nice items & excellent repairs. I've had quite a number of repairs all of which were nicely…read moredone.

I hate to leave a negative review, so just read this as a warning- Watch repair? Sure- But if you…read morehave a vintage actual CLOCK, I'd recommend you go elsewhere- Here's my experience: I have a Fashion clock from 1869 that has been in my family since its initial purchase- It was left to me explicitly by my Grandmother, who told me when I was a child a bit morbidly that she was going to "be in the clock" for me after she died- It has kept time for my whole 53 years with no issues, other than the clapper on the bell losing some of its strength- A couple months ago, it would stop working after 5-10 minutes of being started/wound- I contacted Memphis Mean Time and was assured it was definitely in their wheelhouse to repair- Just driving it there gave me a bit of anxiety because it had not left my possesion EVER- I dropped it off and was explained that the bench fee just for diagnosing it was 50$ and repair could easily run over 500$- As this was a family piece of more sentimental value than ANYthing in my possesion, including my house, of course I agreed to the terms, which were confirmed multiple times upon me (I guess I should have dressed nicer)- So, after a week or so, I get a voicemail informing me that the clock is "not fixable" and I could come pick it up- Hearing it was "not fixable" was extremely distressing, as it had worked non-stop for my family since the Civil War- So I went to pick it up, and a different gentleman was behind the counter- He told me his tech was out on a job and was unaware of my work order, and I could "look around" for my clock- It was on the floor behind me on its back with its middle spire missing- He gave me a blank look when asked about the spire, so I wrote a note to the tech about said missing spire and left with my clock- As I drove home I noticed the second hand post was touching the clock face and wondered if that could be causing the malfunction- I got home, adjusted the face so it wasn't up against the post, and the clock started working again, and has solidly for the past 3 weeks- So it was NOT "unfixable"- I didn't get a call back about my missing spire so I sent a text to the tech- After sending photos of me in the with the clock en route to their shop with a red arrow to the spire, he told me he'd look for it- No contact back, so the next day, I contacted him and was sent a picture of a brass spire that of course wasn't mine and was nothing like my clock's missing piece- So, after a week of back and forth communications, always initialized by me, Im without the center spire on my clock- Despite multiple family moves over the past century and a half, this clock has remained intact and working- Until I took it to Memphis Mean Time, handed them 50$, and was told it was "not fixable"- So if you have a watch needing a battery, go for it- Otherwise, I'd recommend you look elsewhere until these guys get their act together

This was my first time ordering a custom cake for my mothers birthday. Usually we buy the pastries…read morethat they sell such as muffins and cupcakes which are all delicious. The cake was beautiful and the process to order was very straightforward. The cake was as delicious as it looked!

Our company celebrates employee birthdays each month and this month, we decided on something…read moredifferent - creme horns. For most of us, this was our first time to try such a delicate and creamy pastry treat. Karen and her team are incredible bakers and these horns were really out of this world good. As for us, we are number one fans of Karen Brown and her Brown Baguette Bakery Cafe!

I NEVER BOTHER TO LEAVE A YELP REVIEW...THIS is the kind of establishment you want to do business…read morewith! .... I first called to speak with Wyatt to ask about a special present for my husband and a diamond ring for myself. He communicated that I would be in later that day or the next with the manager, Jason. They noted that I would arrive before I ever stepped foot in the place, which shows teamwork, care, and communication. When I walked in every associate without a customer greeted me. It's nearly Christmas time and AMY and the team exceeded our expectations. I AM VERY PARTICULAR as we work very hard for what we have and they understood my needs and how much we wanted to spend. We're not bound by our address and we have the the privilege to travel all over the country, we will certainly be lifetime customers. These people are experts in the industry front and back. Be patient and they will surprise you in a good way! Thank you for making this Christmas very special for us!

Awesome customer service, and a great selection. I think the red in the Caviar Collection of Lagos…read moreis the prettiest! Hands down! It's so beautiful and unique. Go by there and see for yourself! They are great at helping you and awesome on a regular day answering your questions.

A complete thief. He took $200 to fix our clock and never fixed it or returned it. He does not…read morerespond to calls or letters. DO NOT USE

This is a warning not to use this operation. Ben Gaines does not stand behind his work or offer…read moreany meaningful warranty. I took a large wall clock to him for a new battery mechanism and he installed an old one that he had instead of a new one. It stopped working almost immediately and he told me the batteries I was using must be bad. After trying several new batteries, he had to admit that it was the mechanism and promised to install a new one. However, he has become impossible to get in touch with and now will not return my phone calls. I paid $100.00 for this clock repair and got nothing except a lot of trouble and some empty promises. Now I will have to take it to someone else and pay for what I should have gotten in the first place. He seems like a nice guy and has knowledge about clocks, but unfortunately is not an honorable businessman.

In 1991, I purchased a grandfather clock and never had a problem. I've…read morealso purchased table clocks, and a Regulator Clock as a gift. In 2014, I bought a hanging clock on bracket, clock on each side. Love 'em all, had no problem with any! More recently I bought a tall, pedestal outdoor clock (like you see on town streets). It needed repair twice within a year. Needs repair again. I went into chat, got nowhere, they want me to join for $50 to have questions answered. Tried a different way, found a place to type my question, got "no results". Would you believe this from a near 100 year old, well-respected company? I certainly didn't! It's sad.

I'm so glad I discovered this place! This is my second visit and I always manage to find something…read moreto purchase. I'm not really sure if that's a good or bad thing. The Commerce Street Market can be comparable to an indoor flea market consisting of many local vendors. However, much better than your average flea market. One can find a large variety of merchandise available for all ages. Also check out their Facebook page for updates on sales and arrival of new merchandise. The young ladies that work there are very helpful and friendly. This gem is located right off of Commerce and across the street from the tennis courts. Look for the turquoise sign.

From the owner: Over 7,000 square feet filled with over 100 vendors with something for everyone! We have Antiques,…read moreHome Decor, Candles, Boutiques, Amish Goods, Gifts & More!